Cocker Spaniel

About

The Cocker Spaniel is a medium-sized, affectionate dog with a silky, wavy coat and long, floppy ears. Known for its friendly and outgoing nature, it has a compact, sturdy build and is well-suited as a loving family companion and an active, energetic pet.

Breed Size
  • Weight (Male)

    11-15 kg

  • Weight (Female)

    11-14 kg

  • Height (Male)

    34-39 sm

  • Height (Female)

    34-39 sm

Coat
  • Fur Type

    Double/Silky

  • Color

    One color

Care
  • Walk

    >45 minutes/day

  • Breed group

    Sporting Group

  • Breed Size

    S

  • Demeanor category

    Outgoing

Breed Traits
  • Barking
  • Good with young children
  • Drooling
  • Energy level value
  • Grooming frequency value
  • Good with other dogs
  • Trainability
Breeds Club Recognition
  • Trainability Category

    >Eager to Please

  • Temperament

    >Gentle, Smart, Happy

Blog About Pet Care

The Cocker Spaniel is a beloved and versatile breed known for its affectionate nature and striking appearance. Originating from Spain, where it was developed as a hunting dog, the Cocker Spaniel is prized for its friendly demeanor and engaging personality. Physically, the Cocker Spaniel is a medium-sized dog with a well-proportioned, compact build. It features a silky, wavy coat that requires regular grooming to maintain its appearance and prevent matting. The breed's long, floppy ears and expressive eyes give it a distinctive and endearing look. Cocker Spaniels come in a variety of colors, including black, golden, and multi-colored. In terms of temperament, the Cocker Spaniel is known for its gentle, friendly, and outgoing personality. It is an affectionate and loyal companion that bonds closely with its family. The breed is good with children and generally gets along well with other pets. Its energetic and playful nature makes it an excellent choice for families who enjoy an active lifestyle and interactive play. Training a Cocker Spaniel is usually straightforward, as it is intelligent and eager to please. Consistent, positive reinforcement works well with this breed. The Cocker Spaniel thrives on social interaction and mental stimulation, so regular exercise and activities are important to keep it happy and healthy. Overall, the Cocker Spaniel is a charming and adaptable breed that combines its historical role as a hunting dog with a loving and engaging personality, making it a cherished family companion and an enjoyable pet for various lifestyles.